Bad traction what can I do?
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Re:Bad traction what can I do?
240/15 by god i hope not. that tire is WAY to wide for a crx!!! i think you mean something like 2xxR40/15 check.. cuz if u have 185R60/15 or something you can go 205/40/15 for more tire to ground traction
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Re:Bad traction what can I do?
Originally Posted by Chacko
I'm getting that nasty wheel hop if the tires get wet at all..
Anyone know if 'strut' rods help at all with this? I need an excuse to buy one.
Anyone know if 'strut' rods help at all with this? I need an excuse to buy one.
B) "Strut tower braces" will not help with traction going straight. They are used to stiffen the chassis. When you go around corners, your chassis actually flexes and twists. The braces keep it from twisting. They also transfer the force to the shocks and wheels. Shocks, and springs are wroth upgrading, but if you're all "slamming" your car to the ground, you're going to lose more handling ability.
Yes, it lowers your center of gravity, but it'll increase oversteer, which in autoX is horrible, not to mention your camber is WAY skewed. And a "camber correction" kit is needed..
So, bottom line, get bushing kit to decrease wheel hop, and strut tower braces won't help with drag racing, but will improve overall handling.
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Re:Bad traction what can I do?
Yes, but, we're not driving formula one cars that are going 100+ MPH around corners and the g force actually pushes the vehicle's camber out.
Plus, you dn't daily drive a formula one race car, and they get new tires every 7 to 10 laps.
Come on, lets be realistic. Having your camber off on a street car isn't practical. Having it in a drag car, actually hinders performance because you're not planting all of the tread to the ground correctly.
Plus, you dn't daily drive a formula one race car, and they get new tires every 7 to 10 laps.
Come on, lets be realistic. Having your camber off on a street car isn't practical. Having it in a drag car, actually hinders performance because you're not planting all of the tread to the ground correctly.
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